This is a form fitting, three button, single breasted men's suit crafted from fabric #1-6-33. The jacket has notched lapels, straight flapped pockets, four working sleeve buttons and a single vent. You won't find a deep hued brown such as this in an off the rack men's suit. A suit such as this can take you from the ordinary to the extraordinary.
This is a regular fitting, three button, single breasted men's suit crafted from fabric #1-3-16. The jacket has notched lapels, straight flapped pockets, three working sleeve buttons and a single vent. This medium gray with white beaded stripes is an excellent choice for a 3rd or 4th suit. Not as ordinary as a solid navy blue or charcoal gray suit, it nonetheless is perfectly fine for everyday wear to the office.
A hallmark of quality workmanship in men's suits is the ability to match a fabrics patterns in the most visible locations on the suit. A lot of times this requires hours of extra work and more fabric on our end. We feel it's worth it. Don't you?
Your lapels should always lay flat against your chest. Here you can see details such as hand stitching in this notched lapel.
Peak lapels on a grey sharkskin jacket. Peak lapels are rarely seen on single breasted jackets, yet are a very stylish feature especially for the larger man whose torso takes up a disproportional amount of his front. The wide lapels help bring balance to the rpesentation, and the vertical lines help elongate the figure.
Two of our men's suit jackets turned inside out. Here you can see the detail in the lining, the stitching, and the piping (the bit of fabric decorating the border between the suit's fabric and lining). Also notice the extra buttons (just in case), wide variety of interior pockets, and extra fabric for durability built into the armpits.
On this jacket, you can see that the client asked for a bright red lining. Although a bit flashy, the point here is that you can ask for anything you want. A custom jacket is just that, custom built to your desires and needs.
Working sleeve cuffs are standard on all of our garments. Their purpose? Historically, it was to protect the cuffs when washing or cleaning. Today, it is a subtle sign that the suit is of quality build. Look around, you'll see that the vast majority of off the rack suits do not have this feature.
Getting a bespoke jacket with working sleeve buttons is one thing - that they are individually handstitched is something many people overlook. Here you can see the "ugly face" of hand stitching on the back off this custom jacket's button holes (the other side is much better looking). The point - every custom jacket we build is an individual piece of art, hand crafted by a tailor whose attention to detail you can proudly wear.
A man's trousers are designed to not draw attention to themselves; instead, they draw the eyes upward towards the jacket or downward towards the shoes. But just because they play a supporting role does not mean we overlooked any details in their construction.
Here you can see another special request, button-fly trousers. Common in jeans, this is much harder to pull off in close fitting dress trousers as that there is no room for an unsightly bulge. Oh, and those buttons are hand sewn as well!
Here is a view of the same trousers, exposing the three fastening in an extended waist strap. The purpose of three fastenings? To evenly distribute the pressure placed on your fastenings as you move throughout the day. The result is a pair of men's trousers that not only fit better but feel better.
Here we can see the interior, specifically the backside. Notice the amount of fabric built into the trousers; this allows adjusts in the case you have a little too much to eat over the holidays.
Another view of the interior of a pair of men's trousers. Here the customer asked for an elastic rubber shirt stay strap around the waist (free upon request). Here we can see the inner lining that goes up the front of the thighs to ensure the fabric drapes properly; additionally we place extra fabric around the crotch area for comfort and durability.
A favorite for travelers, the hidden money/credit card/identification pocket is something you'll never find on off the rack trousers. Walking through a crowded bazaar, you'll have no need to worry about pickpockets making off with your valuables.
Tired of wearing belts? Why not try an elastic band that fits around the back and can tighten your trousers when you need it. A detail such as this is almost impossible to find at any department store - but for our customers this detail is only a request away.
The interior of our pant's cuffs - notice the extra fabric sewn at the end? A small detail, but one that will help protect your investment from the wear and tear of everyday use.
Our customers come from all walks of life and work in a variety of professions; however they all share the confidence of knowing they look great in the clothing we have helped them create. Do you feel this way in your suit?
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